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| Tony Fearn |
Posted - 03 Dec 2013 : 19:22:33
Well, I'm glad that the sub-heading for this section encompasses all things.
For the second year running, my son Richard has entered the competition to make a three- minute film about Christmas.
This year his entry is called
‘The CAT-ivity nativity’
You might be interested to see it, and the link is below:-
http://www.borntalentedhq.com/nativity-factor-adult-entries/?action=entry&cID=901&eID=157590
He needs votes as last year, but this time the voting system is a little convoluted, but if you like the film, and can spare the time to follow the instructions to vote for it, I’m sure he’ll be very grateful. Please feel free to forward the link to as many people as you see fit.
Thanks,
Tony.
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| Tony Fearn |
Posted - 11 Dec 2013 : 18:25:44
Thanks for the reply Bruno.
Richard came 12th in the voting list of films sent to the competition. Only the top 10 most-voted-for films were to be judged, so this year he hasn't made it, but he's really enjoyed making the film.
He works for a company in London called 'First Image', but usually has to accede to a client's wishes. This time he had no such restrictions and could make the film he wanted.
I'm sure your 'linking' helped as he finished with 266 votes, so thanks for that.
Richard, Hilary and I "wunschen Ihnen ein frohes Weihnachtsfest, und ein gluckliches neues Jahr"
Tony. |
| Arran |
Posted - 04 Dec 2013 : 00:26:15
Hi Toni
That is really a great clip. What software does he use to produce? I am not on Facebook, but I will ask my wife to link to the film and the voting. I will also link to it from a German forum. I am sure, I can procure some votes. Wish him good luck from my part.
I only saw about a minute then I had to watch it via Youtobe as I have a trully speedy snail connection of about half a meg. So, the download of that clip takes about 12 minutes and then I can watch it uninterrupted. So is life on Scottish Islands.
Best greetings from the Isle of Arran in Scotland.  |
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